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I have the perception that everyone is suddenly (over-?)enthusiastic about HTMX. People are touting it as the antidote to complex front-end toolchains and "bloated" frameworks like Angular and React. Do you think that…
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I see tons of articles downplaying the cpu increases caused by the meltdown patch but my teammate just checked and our rds instances and all EC2 instances increased in cpu usage by 40% after the patch. What has been…
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Criteria: 3+ months relationship with your client. Software engineers and UX/UI designers only. What is your hourly USD rate, or your daily/weekly converted-to-hourly rate?
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I was wondering whether, to make polls more popular on HN, Hacker News and its team could make a separate page that would list polls only.
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Consider that all options consists of exactly the same code change outcome. Consider some reasonable average for lines of code changed by file that shouldn't affect your decision. Consider that, for multiple PRs, each…
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When learning new languages or frameworks, I like to have a good book to learn from. The idea, for me, is that a book will tend to be more reviewed and refined than online tutorials tend to be (though some languages do…
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It has to be pure software. Some examples would include github subscription, hosting services, mobile apps, games, etc. If you are spending for business, please don't count that.
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As a hiring manager, I have my own opinions on this, but would love to get feedback from the community. I'm giving a workshop on resumes to college students, so I want to get some more general feedback. (Note: HN seems…
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I'm curious what people think about the ways to get stronger typing in JavaScript. Vote what what you like to use, or would use if you were starting a new project.
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Heard a lot of anecdata but hoping to get some stats
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So Twitter could potentially no longer have blocking functionality[0]. I use blocking to make my Twitter/X experience a lot more friendlier and have blocked & muted ~300 accounts because I never have to want to see…
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Please let me know if you'd like me to add any other search engines to this list.
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Hacker News is now over a decade old, originally I have very little doubt that everybody on here was able to program, I'm wondering what the split today is between programmers and non programmers.
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In light of the iSlate (or whatever it is going to be called), do you think the paper is dead/will be dead this time tomorrow?
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Ask HN: Do you upvote an article after or before reading it?
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I've heard a lot of people in favor of abolishing Daylight Saving time lately. If you could, would you get rid of it?
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Recent advances in AI promise to make most of the handy work of coding a thing of the past. Do you still write your own code? The previous poll: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43265234
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Inspired by https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46604250
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Had you heard of the JavaScript history sniffing attack before it made the front page on HN? (http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=800693) I'm interested to hear responses as I believe that I keep up with tech news…
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Based on the response to http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3656646 and the suggestion by kojote (http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3658023), I contacted the Couch Club (http://www.couch-club.org/). I haven't been…
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With reasonable regularity I see a submission to HN that has some sort of minor issue ... a missing word here, an incorrect link there ... and I reply to let the submitter know. It's possible (with some exceptions) to…
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John Carmack is waging $10K that by January 1, 2030, completely autonomous self-driving cars meeting SAE J3016 level 5[a] will be commercially available for passenger use in major cities. Jeff Atwood is waging $10K on…